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Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit against Arizona seeking voter data
The dismissal of the Arizona lawsuit follows a string of other rulings against the Department of Justice in similar cases in other states.
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Your official rock hunting guide to Arizona’s coolest native stones
From state laws and key supplies to the best places to find geo treasure, here’s everything you need to know about rock hunting in Arizona.
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7 news stories and resources for Phoenix renters this week (April 29)
From new rental communities to tips on keeping a garden alive, here’s a quick recap of helpful links for Phoenix renters.
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Zillow roundup: Phoenix rentals that caught our eye this week (April 29)
Are you looking for a new Phoenix rental? Or maybe you like to scroll listings for fun? Either way, here are the highlights we saw on Zillow this week.
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What happens if a Gila monster bites you? Here’s how venomous they are
Here is everything to know about Gila monsters and why you should avoid them.
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What readers say about an Arizona bill to criminalize ICE warnings
Arizona Republicans want to make it a crime to alert others about ICE activity. Here’s what our readers think of the bill.
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After a month in ICE custody, this trans Phoenix organizer is fighting for a dying detainee
Karla Sáenz, a queer immigrant rights organizer, recalled a “terrifying” month held in ICE detention. Now, she’s calling for the release of a fellow LGBTQ+ migrant with leukemia.
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17 Arizona events to check out this weekend (May 1-3)
From a gem show to a bridal expo, here are some of the biggest events happening in Arizona this weekend.
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How one Phoenix group is helping renters feel at home in their neighborhood
The Roosevelt Action Association works to keep its historic Phoenix neighborhood connected, while making sure renters are included in the conversation.
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There’s a tower in midtown Phoenix that’s pink. What’s with that?
The towers no longer dominate the Phoenix skyline, but residents continue to enjoy life there.
